R is a disabled mum of three who has fled domestic violence. For the last three months she has been living in a hotel whilst she waits to be rehoused. Fortunately she has now been granted a property with a local landlord, but unfortunately there are no carpets or floor coverings anywhere in the house. R is desperate to make the house a home, but she simply can't afford the high cost of carpets. We have an amazing offer of free carpets but we just need a little help fitting them.

M is a migrant who has been destitute but now thankfully he has been given permission to stay in the UK. He has kidney failure and needs dialysis 2/3 times a week so has had to give up work. The migrant centre helped him to claim benefits and he has found a place to stay. He is trying very hard to remain as healthy as possible and would love to have an airfryer and a microwave to help him do this. He has appointments to go to for his health and for advice so he also needs an oyster top-up.

M is a single woman and asylum seeker from Ethiopia who was using an old phone a friend gave her, but now it has become a nightmare. It is resetting itself, deleting important files, the battery doesn't last at all, and showing low memory space all the time, forcing her to delete other important documents she needs for her asylum case. M needs your help to replace her phone desperately, and begs for your understanding in her hard times.

A has minimal English language. We at Christians Against Poverty are scheduled to assess her financial situation and, in order to proceed with the debt help, we need to ensure she fully understands the paperwork she is signing and understands the information we require from her regarding her income and expenses. We had used a volunteer but we have been unsuccessful in arranging the follow up appointment in this instance. Please can you help us to arrange an interpreter.

This single mum of two children in North Tyneside is living in a house where her ex-partner has caused so much damage to the property. The family is in need of an internal door that he pulled off the door frame, and replacement door frames that he damaged, as well as the necessary equipment to repair these things and paint for the timber door frames. Mum is on her own, has rent arrears and no spare money to repair or replace these things.

Our client has fled domestic abuse and just been housed in a new property without any flooring. They are trying hard to rebuild their life after fleeing and have found themselves in a new area, away from their support network. We would like to support our client with a new carpet for their lounge to help them in their fresh start. Please can you help?

M is a single lady living in a council bungalow. She is a long-term cancer sufferer and spent nine months in hospital last year. She is unable to work and receives Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payments. M's fridge freezer has stopped working and is beyond repair. She needs it not just for storing food but also for her medications. M is unable to afford a replacement herself so if you are able to help with this purchase, that would be brilliant. Thank you.

We have met a young care experienced person who has moved into his new property, is currently on his own for the first time in a while and is struggling with this. His television is currently broken and he would really appreciate having a new one to provide some distraction while he builds his independent life and tries to make his flat a home.

Our client has fled domestic abuse and just been housed in a new property without any flooring. They are trying hard to rebuild their life after fleeing, and have found themselves in a new area, away from their support network. We would like to support our client with a new carpet for their bedroom to help them in their fresh start. Please can you help?

Our client has fled domestic abuse and just been housed in a new property without any flooring. They are trying hard to re-build their life after fleeing and have found themselves in a new area, away from their support network. We would like to support our client with a new carpet for their hallway to help them in their fresh start. Please can you help?

H is an asylum seeker who arrived in our area four months ago, having left his family in Syria, and receives £9 per week in financial support. This client has engaged with our organisation, attending different activities such as English language classes, chess club and lunch, sport and cultural events each week. R needs help to buy refurbished laptop to practice his English as he doesn't have any English, and would be very grateful for your support.

We have a customer whose washing machine has stopped working. They are not able to get help via the Job Centre as they are still paying off a loan. They have three children who are currently going to school in smelly clothes. Please could you help us buy mum a replacement washing machine?

We are supporting a man from Afghanistan who is seeking asylum here. He has a background in civil engineering and it would be a great help to him if he could have a laptop to help him learn English and practice his civil engineering studies. A laptop would enable him to run civil engineering programmes and do construction drawings digitally. His hope, as he looks to establish himself in this new country, is to get a job in construction. The gift of a laptop would give him a real lift.

We are supporting a mum of three who is completely overwhelmed to free up some space in her head and home to be able to focus on her children. Mum struggles with her mental health which can result in clutter taking over. She is on a waiting list with a local charity to help; however, after two years is still nowhere near the top. We would like to provide six hours of professional decluttering help, allowing her to clear the living room, kitchen and hallway so the family has a space it can enjoy together.

This single mum is living in Billingham with her four children, two of whom have significant additional needs. One of the children broke the cooker, causing the door to come fully off the item, and it could not be repaired. The family has been without a cooker, as they depend on benefits and cannot afford to replace it. This has been a struggle for mum trying to feed the family without a hob and oven to use. Safe Families would love to bless them with a new one.

This single mum has been left short due to her children's father not paying the last two months worth of Child Maintenance payments. This has meant a substantial loss of income and mum is struggling to make ends meet. With the weather starting to warm up, the children are also in need of some suitable clothes, but mum has no spare funds at all. Could you possibly help this family with a voucher for food, essentials and clothing please whilst she gets help to re-budget on a reduced income?

We have a single lady who has recently moved into her own home from a hostel. She is on Universal Credit and; unfortunately, cannot afford to buy everything she needs to set up. This lady desperately needs a double bed and mattress so she can have a really good night's sleep. Please can we help her?

J is trying to study English and improve his computer skills. He is really keen to develop beyond basic computer use to have a chance at teaching himself coding to an employable level. J is putting a lot of time into studying, but is limited because he can't access a computer outside of library times and a limited time in college. He moved to the UK as a young adult and has no formal qualifications here so a laptop would significantly improve his job seeking chances and opportunities for the future.

This young mum and her son have moved into a council house from a refuge, as they were fleeing domestic abuse. The property is not decorated and has no flooring. They have asked for help with curtains and poles for four windows. Mum is unable to work as she suffers with back issues and receives Personal Independence Payment and Universal Credit. Any help you could give to start making this into a home would be gratefully received. Thanks.

M, her husband and their two children have recently come to the UK from East Africa and been housed in emergency accommodation. They are looking for work, but in the meantime they have needed help to navigate the system of benefits, utilities and all that comes with being in a new country. They need help to buy bedding, duvets, pillows and bed linen for the whole family.